EMOTIONLESS : The Last Ticket
X1 Games · 2025 · Horror, Psychological Horror, Lovecraftian, Dark, Walking Simulator
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About EMOTIONLESS : The Last Ticket
EMOTIONLESS: The Last Ticket is a first-person psychological horror experience focused on atmosphere and exploration. You are James Anderson, a son returning to the abandoned amusement park his missing father built.Not everything you see is real, and not everyone you see is alive. Not everything in this world belongs to it. Venture into a surreal world inspired by liminal spaces and cosmic horror.Search for clues, find audio logs and navigate a haunting narrative without immersion-breaking combat.Paranormal activity or something ordinary seen from another plane of existence? Some events simply can’t be explained.Get lost, find the right path, and then get lost again. Not every hallway in this twisted amusement park makes sense… Test your nerves and your sense of direction as paths change and corridors twist.Why not take a moment to experience the amusement park’s attractions? Just don’t get too relaxed, who knows what awaits on these one-of-a-kind rides.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's an unapologetic walking sim, with aspects of cosmic horror. There are a few puzzles, but ultimately the gameplay is limited. The real draws are the visuals, atmosphere, and story. Recommended for people who enjoy a slow-burn interactive story.2 found this helpful
So this is essentially a walking simulator, of the psychological horror variety. There are a few puzzles throughout, and some fun amusement park attractions to ride. In a world that is oversaturated with games in this genre (and similar veins), it can be difficult to weed out a truly decent experience from what is quite frankly, a whole mess of slop. Well, this is one of the good ones. An original story, great visuals, audio, and atmosphere. I absolutely recommend this one, for sure. SOLID!1 found this helpful
It feels like if Amnesia: The Dark Descent was made in 2025. Which is not for everyone. I enjoyed it.1 found this helpful
This one just wasn't very good all around. The amusement park location wasn't nearly as interesting as I had hoped. The story was a huge let down and either poorly written or poorly translated into english. The gameplay was not fun to play at any point. It was such a poor attempt at a story, even as a lovecraft fan, I cant give this game any points for trying. Also a huge issue I had, there is no brightness setting. The last level of the game it got so dark I could barely see anything. Near the end they have this terrible puzzle where you have to walk across a floor where some panels fall if you step on the wrong one, sending you into a pit below. This would be doable if you could see anything, but I could not see where I was stepping it was so dark. This led to a lot of frustration. I reached out to the developers for help but they never bothered to respond and the community for the game is so small there simply was no help out there. Due to all the above, this ended up being easily one of the worst indy horror games I have played, mainly because of how badly designed it was. I really can't recommend this one.
Good game at the start. However, the puzzles at the end are too hard. The developers copied and pasted the Resident Evil 4 Attic Block puzzle. Either they are trying to troll the players or hate them... 5/10.
Great graphics! I enjoyed the story. The rides were very cool. Nicely done. :) I would recommend this game.
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